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Yossy

Vlookup increment No
 
I have multiple column that I want to apply vlookup to. Is it possible to
automatically increase the no. E.g
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,2,false), pick second row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,3,false), pick third row
= lookup(c5,B:J,4,false), pick fourth row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,5,false), pick fifth row
can I while dragging the filler automatically increase the 2,3,4,5 e.tc
across multiple cell without manually changing them.

All help totally appreciated. Thanks

Max

Vlookup increment No
 
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,2,false)

Replace the above with this equivalent:
=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMNS($A:A)+1,0)

Then you can simply copy it across by 3 cols to return
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,3,false)
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,4,false)
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,5,false)


The incrementer term used for the col index num is:
COLUMNS($A:A)+1

Exact matching "FALSE" can be replaced by 0
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
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xdemechanik
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"Yossy" wrote:
I have multiple column that I want to apply vlookup to. Is it possible to
automatically increase the no. E.g
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,2,false), pick second row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,3,false), pick third row
= lookup(c5,B:J,4,false), pick fourth row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,5,false), pick fifth row
can I while dragging the filler automatically increase the 2,3,4,5 e.tc
across multiple cell without manually changing them.

All help totally appreciated. Thanks


Shane Devenshire[_2_]

Vlookup increment No
 
Hi,

You can replace your formula with

=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMN(A1),0)

or if your first formula in in column A:

=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMN(),0)

or if it is not in A but say C:

=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMN()-2,0)

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Yossy" wrote:

I have multiple column that I want to apply vlookup to. Is it possible to
automatically increase the no. E.g
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,2,false), pick second row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,3,false), pick third row
= lookup(c5,B:J,4,false), pick fourth row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,5,false), pick fifth row
can I while dragging the filler automatically increase the 2,3,4,5 e.tc
across multiple cell without manually changing them.

All help totally appreciated. Thanks


Yossy

Vlookup increment No
 
Thanks Shane and Max. This really helps!!! and Yes I clicked the Yes button

"Shane Devenshire" wrote:

Hi,

You can replace your formula with

=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMN(A1),0)

or if your first formula in in column A:

=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMN(),0)

or if it is not in A but say C:

=VLOOKUP($C5,$B:$J,COLUMN()-2,0)

If this helps, please click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire

"Yossy" wrote:

I have multiple column that I want to apply vlookup to. Is it possible to
automatically increase the no. E.g
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,2,false), pick second row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,3,false), pick third row
= lookup(c5,B:J,4,false), pick fourth row
=Vlookup(c5,B:J,5,false), pick fifth row
can I while dragging the filler automatically increase the 2,3,4,5 e.tc
across multiple cell without manually changing them.

All help totally appreciated. Thanks


Max

Vlookup increment No
 
Welcome, Yossy, and thanks for the rating!
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
Downloads:20,500 Files:362 Subscribers:64
xdemechanik
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"Yossy" wrote in message
...
Thanks Shane and Max. This really helps!!! and Yes I clicked the Yes
button





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